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Solvent-Assisted Self-Assembly of Fullerene into Single-Crystal Ultrathin Microribbons as Highly Sensitive UV–Visible Photodetectors

Wei, Lang ; Yao, Jiannian ; Fu, Hongbing

ACS nano, 2013-09, Vol.7 (9), p.7573-7582 [Periódico revisado por pares]

United States: American Chemical Society

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Solvent-Assisted Self-Assembly of Fullerene into Single-Crystal Ultrathin Microribbons as Highly Sensitive UV–Visible Photodetectors
Autor: Wei, Lang ; Yao, Jiannian ; Fu, Hongbing
Assuntos: 2-Propanol - chemistry ; Buckminsterfullerene ; Conductometry - instrumentation ; Crystallization - methods ; Equipment Design ; Equipment Failure Analysis ; Face centered cubic lattice ; Fullerenes ; Fullerenes - chemistry ; Fullerenes - radiation effects ; Molecular Conformation ; Nanoparticles - chemistry ; Nanoparticles - radiation effects ; Nanoparticles - ultrastructure ; Nanostructure ; Nanotechnology - instrumentation ; Photodetectors ; Photometry - instrumentation ; Photometry - methods ; Ribbons ; Self assembly ; Single crystals ; Solvents ; Ultraviolet Rays
É parte de: ACS nano, 2013-09, Vol.7 (9), p.7573-7582
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Descrição: The size, shape, and crystallinity of organic nanostructures play an important role in their physical properties and are mainly determined by the self-assembling kinetics of molecular components often involving the solvent conditions. Here, we reported a kinetically controlled self-assembly of C60 assisted by the solvent carbon bisulfide (CS2) into single-crystal ultrathin microribbons of 2C60·3CS2, upon mixing the poor solvent isopropyl alcohol with a C60/CS2 stock solution. Surface energy calculations reveal that these microribbons represent a kinetically favored high-energy state as compared with the thermodynamically stable shape of prismatic rods. High-resolution transmission electron microscopy observations clarify that association of CS2 at the nucleation stage helps to guide and rigidify the formation of π–π stacking 1D chains of C60 through the surrounding CS2 cage-like structures, which further act as glue, boosting lateral assembly of as-formed 1D chains into untrathin 2D microribbon single crystals. Precise control over the thickness, width, and length of 2C60·3CS2 microribbons was achieved by manipulation of the growth kinetics through adjusting the solvent conditions. Upon heating to 120 °C, sublimation of CS2 components results in fcc C60 microribbons. We found that both microribbons of solvated monoclinic 2C60·3CS2 and pure fcc C60 exhibit highly sensitive photoconductivity properties with a spectral response range covering UV to visible. The highest on/off ratio of two-terminal photodetectors based on single ribbons reaches around 250, while the responsitivity is about 75.3 A W–1 in the UV region and 90.4 A W–1 in the visible region.
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Solvent-Assisted Self-Assembly of Fullerene into Single-Crystal Ultrathin Microribbons as Highly Sensitive UV–Visible Photodetectors

Wei, Lang ; Yao, Jiannian ; Fu, Hongbing

United States: American Chemical Society

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